CoreWeave raised prices about 25% in July, another 10% in Q3

The pricing move is a useful signal on AI compute economics: a major cloud provider lifting rates across the board, and steeply on older Nvidia hardware, suggests capacity is tight enough that providers can pass costs through rather than compete on price. The sharper increases on last-generation chips are the notable part — it implies even depreciating hardware remains scarce relative to demand. What's worth watching is whether these increases stick or prove a one-off adjustment tied to supply constraints, and whether other compute providers follow with similar moves.